Making it easy to write C# code for embedded systems.
This article will go through what we've put in place for .NET nanoFramework to add real hardware tests in various devices from our Azure DevOps pipelines. It's a kind of dream coming true after years of adding what's needed to be able to set this up properly. I remember a discussion we had with José … Continue reading Real Hardware Tests in Azure DevOps Pipelines for .NET nanoFramework PR: IoT TestStream
Today we're very proud to announce that the very 1st device running .NET nanoFramework has achieve the status of Azure Certified Device and is also certified for IoT Plug and Play! That’s the PalThree board from Orgpal. PalThree features an STM32F7, with external RAM and flash storage and packs a lot of features in a … Continue reading PalThree board becomes Azure Certified Device
Over the Air (OTA) is the equivalent of a Windows Update or package update in Windows or Linux but in the Micro Controller Unit (MCU) world. While OTA word can be used in other circumstances, it is mainly in the Internet of Things (IoT) world that the term can be found. You can as well … Continue reading Over the Air .NET nanoFramework code update using Azure IoT